Visual Learners… Need to “see” what is asked of them Are visually organized Take detailed notes Are distracted by visual stimuli Enjoy working puzzles.

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Visual Learners… Need to “see” what is asked of them Are visually organized Take detailed notes Are distracted by visual stimuli Enjoy working puzzles Recognize written material they have seen before Have large sight vocabularies Are aware of spatial relationships Notice details

Auditory Learners… Frequently talk Remember names easily Make tapping noises Remember words to songs Like oral directions May be poor test takers Read “out loud” or “vocalize”

Tactile Kinesthetic Learners… Are always moving Touch what they walk past Use gestures and facial expression Have excellent muscle coordination Like tactile feedback Can assemble/take apart Have good balance Like to make things

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